What's Your Risk Appetite?
Hoarding cash? Stifling innovation? Mark Carey of Deloitte & Touche looks at how companies do (or should) think about risk-and-reward decisions in uncertain times. Part of the Security Predictions series.
Microsoft Talks Up Countermeasures to Fend Off IE Attacks
Microsoft warned users of Internet Explorer 7 (IE7) late Wednesday that attackers are actively exploiting a critical bug in the browser, and urged them to take countermeasures in lieu of a patch.
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